New Ulm weekly review., 1887-05-04

The Public schools are having a
week S vacation. ss
F. Beinhorn has made an assignment
of his property, to A. Blanchard. for the
benefit of his CREDITORS.
s LACE CURTAINS. just received new
patterns at low prices at T. Kuetzing's.
Meridian Block
Parties wishing job work done will
do well to call at the REVIEW office and
get estimates. We are prepared to do
work in the english, german and scan
dinavian languages. Charges reason
able; quality Of work unexcelled.
The town of Home was visited. BY
two fires last week. Tuesday the house
belonging to D. A. Gibbs and occupied
by Marion Current was consumed by
flames. Wednesday the house Of Au-
gust Lange was struck by lightning,
caught fire and burned to the ground.
Mr.. Stoeckert shipped a large invoice
of beer mugs Of his own manufacture
to St. Paul last week. Ed. says that if
orders continue to come in the future
as lively as they have during the past
few weeks he will be compelled to
abandon all other business and devote
his time to the manufacture Of mugs
only.
At the encampmeat of the second
regiment, to be held at Mankato July
9th to 10th besides the eleven compa-
MES OF infantry composing the regi-
ment there will be the following addi-
tional military organizations there at
that time: Luverne Guards, Battery
F.. U. S. Artillery, Emmett Light Ar.
tillery. and St. Paul Troop of Cavalry.
Mankato is preparing to receive big
crowd of visitors. Company A. is hard
at work preparing for the encampment
and will be represented as numerously
as in former year.
One Of SchelIs thoroughbred Books
called at the REVIEW with the avowed
purpose of laying out the force. But
he reckoned without his host. The
foreman of this office is an expert when
it comes to handling refractory AMI
mails and he just went for this one with
a bung-starter and laid the Book out
in less time than it takes to write this
item. If you have any more OF these
animals you wish to get rid Of, send
them to this office, Otto, and we will
take them in.
The following remarks made to the
graduating class of the University of
Maryland Medical Department are re-
spectfully referred to the medics OF
Brown county: "A young physician S
first prescription should be for himself
"a wife-to be taken Immediately. A
young preacher ought to get aleng
without a wife. A young lawyer may
get along without one, but . young cell
ibate doctor won't do. His marriage
will certainly carry more weight than
his medical diploma. Doctors must be
sober and serious and there is nothing
so likely to make them SO as an early
marriage"
Thursday afternoon an alarm of fire
disturbed the peace and quiet of our ci-
ty. Upon investigation it was found
that the residence building Of Gustav
Neuman, located in the northeastern
part of the city, was on fire. The de-
partment arrived at the scene of the
confiagration as quickly as possible and
set to work with a will to save the prem
ises, but all their efforts were of no
avail. The wind at the time was blow
ing almost q gale and the building be-
ing very dry, burned to the ground
quickly. AS is was, the department.
deserves credit for saving the barn ad-
joining the building. The building was
valued at $500, fully insured. Some
clothing and furniture stored in the
garret was burned. This was also in
sured, and beyond being Inconvenience
a little, Mr.. Neuman does not sustain
any loss. The fire originated from a
defective chimney.
This fire should be warning to our
citizens to provide for better fire pro-
lection. Our present system is made
quate. If a fire should break out in the
center of town under similar conditions
as this one, it would be impossible to
control it and large portion of the
town would be destroyed.
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